Abstract
Machine learning algorithms have been applied in various fields. In hotel booking, machine learning algorithms have shown promising results. The applications of machine learning algorithms in prediction of hotel booking cancellation have attracted much attention. The capability of machine learning plays an important role to predict hotel booking cancellation early and accurately. The paper presents the applications of various machine learning algorithms of prediction of hotel booking cancellation. The performance evaluation on a large public dataset has shown the applicable results of the machine learning applications.
Keywords
Hotel booking cancellation predictionMachine learningFeature extraction
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